The gOS operating system is an open source Ubuntu derivative published by Emeryville, Calif.-based Good OS LLC. gOS gained fame when it showed up in a line of inexpensive computers sold at Wal-Mart.

GOS (pronounced gee-oh-es) is a lightweight operating system designed for low-powered computers. The gimmick is that the entire operating system runs in a browser window, and there are no local ...

We reported Thursday on the gPC going on sale at Wal-Mart, a $199 bare minimum PC that runs a Linux package by the name of gOS. Unlike some initial reports suggested, this isn’t the long fabled Google ...

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You know that browser-centric operating system that Good OS introduced yesterday? While it’s not available for consumers yet, Good OS did show off gOS Cloud at the ...

If Wal-Mart's recently released $200 PC sounds like a potentially great deal but you're not sure about ditching your current operating system for the inexpensive, Linux-based Ubuntu box, head over to ...

Touted as "Linux for the rest of us," gOS had its beginnings a little more than a year ago as the operating system on the widely publicized Everex gPC, which sold for $199 in Wal-Mart stores.

The gPC, the computer system with the Google focused gOS operating system that went on sale November 1 at Walmart for $200, has sold out in less than 2 weeks*. The minimum spec PC has received ...

Las Vegas, Nevada, January 8 – Everex, a world leader in the design and production of personal computers, today launched their much anticipated Ultra-Mobile PCs featuring the latest Open Source ...

Marketing success story Kogan Technologies has announced what it claims is Australia's cheapest 10-inch netbook computer powered by the Linux-based gOS operating system. At A$499 (US$329) the Agora ...

Everex launched an ultra-mobile PC featuring the latest Open Source operating system from gOS at the ongoing 2008 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas. Measuring nine inches in length and two ...